A small colourful discovery every day before Christmas
The days before Christmas have a charm of their own when a small surprise is waiting every morning. The Christmas Decorative Stone Advent Calendar brings together 24 numbered doors in a box illustrated with a snowy Christmas scene.
Each door hides a small, colourful decorative piece, each with a different shape and shade. The fun comes from curiosity: which colour will appear tomorrow? Once every door is open, the pieces form a collection to display in a dish, a jar or on a shelf.
The stated material is decorative resin, and the box dimensions are not listed. The pieces are decorative: they are not edible and are not jewellery.
Features
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24 numbered doors: one for each day from 1 to 24 December.
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Colourful pieces: red, blue, green, translucent or pearly.
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Varied shapes: each piece has its own silhouette.
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Illustrated box: a snowy house and Santa Claus.
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Collection: the pieces are kept after the holidays.
Ideas for use
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Morning ritual: a door to open before heading out.
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As a family: everyone takes turns opening the day's door.
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Late November gift: to give just before 1 December.
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Collectors: for people who love small colourful objects.
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Decoration: the pieces gathered in a dish after Christmas.
What's in the box
- 1 advent calendar with 24 doors
- 24 small decorative pieces, one per door
The fir branches, pine cones and decorations shown in the photos are not included.
Use and care
- Place the calendar where you will see it every day.
- Open the day's door from 1 December.
- Keep the pieces you discover together in a dish or jar.
Care: store the pieces somewhere dry, away from knocks, and wipe them with a soft cloth. Safety note: the pieces are small and could be swallowed; this is not a toy. Keep the calendar and pieces out of reach of young children and pets.
Good to know
To make the ritual last, agree on a time of day for opening the door, for example at breakfast. Keep a small dish next to the calendar so the pieces do not get lost. For a gift, give it at the end of November so the countdown can start on 1 December. Once the 24 doors are open, the empty box can be recycled and the pieces kept as a small seasonal collection.
